English Premier League Football and other sports have had discussions with the British government over when they can resume. The English Premier League plans to resume the season on the 8th June 2020, behind closed doors due to the coronavirus pandemic, in hopes of ending it on July 27, the Times said on Saturday. According to the British newspaper, the authorities of […]
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The British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson was placed, contaminated by the coronavirus for ten days, was placed in intensive care. To date, he is said to be “seriously ill”. The health of Boris Johnson, a patient of the Coronavirus Covid-19, has brutally deteriorated: the British Prime Minister is in intensive care this Tuesday, April 7, 2020, while the United States already has more […]
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Spain, Italy, France, Germany, United Kingdom … Two thirds of the deaths in the world linked to the coronavirus come from Europe, where the situation is dramatic. The health situation remains dramatic in Europe, where the 4,000 death mark was crossed on Thursday in Spain and where London hospitals are facing a “tsunami” of patients, but the WHO still […]
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Germany will close its borders with France and two other countries including Austria and Switzerland to contain the coronavirus epidemic. Germany will close its borders with three countries including France from Monday 16th March 2020 in full epidemic coronavirus. Germany closes its borders with France, Austria and Switzerland because of the coronavirus. Luxembourg does not seem concerned, […]
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CORONAVIRUS: The German leisure park Europa-Park closes its “aquatic universe” Rulantica from this Monday and wonders about the date of reopening of the rest of the park, initially scheduled for March 28th To change your mind, you might be thinking of taking your children to the new Europa-Park water park in Germany, Rulantica. Well no more hesitation, it’s closed. In a press release […]
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BUSINESS: In Alsace, the German authorities ask French cross-border workers to stay at home due the growing coronavirus epidemic across Europe The Grand-Est region was declared this Wednesday “at risk” zone to the coronavirus by the Robert-Koch Institute, the German establishment responsible for the control and the fight against diseases. Consequently, the German authorities ask the […]
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Simon Desthieux, Martin Fourcade, Emilien Jacquelin and Quentin Fillon-Maillet outstripped Norway and Germany, this Saturday 21st February 2020. It hadn’t happened since 2001! The men won the gold medal in the relay event at the biathlon worlds in Antholz-Anterselva, Italy, this Saturday 22nd February 2020. This is the first major relay title won by Martin Fourcade, the […]
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Storm Ciara has killed at least seven people since Sunday 9th February 2020 in Europe and dozens injured. In France, twelve departments are still on alert this Tuesday. The storm Ciara has since Sunday 9th February 2020 at least seven dead in Europe and several injured, causing hundreds of flight and train cancellations in its path and depriving thousands of homes of electricity . In France, […]
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Gusts of over 130 km/h swept France on the night of Sunday 9th February 2020. Several cities were flooded and homes deprived of electricity. Cancelled flights, interrupted ferries between France and England, stationary rail traffic in western Germany: the Storm Ciara blows over northwest Europe on Monday, causing damage, flooding and outages of current. Wind gusts over 130 km/h In France, […]
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SOCIAL CRISIS: The strike at Lufthansa will concern “all flights” from German airports, whether domestic or international Due to a strike by the UFO cabin crew syndicate, 1,300 flights by German airline Lufthansa will be cancelled on Thursday and Friday, the group said in a statement on Wednesday. About 2,300 will be made this Thursday, of the planned 3,000 […]
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